McClintock Place B&B, Topeka, Kansas

The McClintock Place Bed and Breakfast, a charming turn-of-the-century three-story Victorian home, was built in 1893 for Dr. John McClintock, his wife Ray and their four daughters. Dr. McClintock remained in the home until about 1929. The sleeping rooms have been named in their honor. Your host, Maria Cueras Spiker is happy to share the hone with you.

You'll love your stay at McClintock Bed & Breakfast, gracefully nestled on Fillmore Street in Topeka's historic Bed & Breakfast District. A second home was added to fill your special occasion needs. We are so glad you are visiting this listing today, and we look forward to meeting you in person soon.

All rooms include homemade morning breakfast and evening wine.

GUEST ROOMS:
- Ruth's Room- Ruth's Room was the original master bedroom and hosts a King sized bed with a two-person jetted bathtub, a fireplace and a private bathroom with standard shower and other accommodations. TV and DVD player.
- Helen's Room- Helen's Room hosts a king sized bed, an outside balcony off the whirlpool bathtub plus a standard bathroom. Helen's Room is decorated in hues of blue, white and rose. TV/DVD player.
- Gertrude's Room- Gertrude's Room is a three-room suite with a three piece private bathroom. The two bedrooms are connected by a kitchenette. The queen-sized bedroom is lavender in color and very peaceful. The adjoining bedroom has a full-size bed and is cream in color with an antique walnut high-backed bed. TV/DVD player. Gertrude's Room is well-suited for longer stays.
- Frances' Room- Frances' Room has a king size bed and a two-person whirlpool tub as well as a standard bathroom with a shower. Frances' Room is decorated in soft sage and pink. TV/DVD player.
- Ray's Room- Ray's Room was named after Dr. McClintock's wife and mother of the four daughters. Located on the first floor with easy access, Ray's Room features a iron queen-sized bed, spacious bathroom with large shower. TV/VCR and handicap accessibility.

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